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You're a Teacher, aren't you?

>However, I would most definitely not include doctor in that.

Neither would I, but I was sort of kidding. :p While typing I was reminded of Black Jack and Monster, two anime about unlicensed Doctors.

In the first one he never got his license because he refused to take the test as a protest against Doctors just doin it for money. The second one is about a guy who lost his license after disobeying orders.

>"Singer" isn't even an intellectual field of study, and neither is "car mechanic".

Well thanks a lot. :(

Not like I knew we were only talking about intellectual fields of study, though.

>because most people who edit Wikipedia haven't put in that kind of effort.

An assumption that may be true or false. I know most people I know who edit/start articles on Wikipedia actually have some level of expertise in the area they're writing on.

Even if it's not some, or most of the people don't, the ones that do usually help balance it out. Source citations and whatnot help also.

Umm... I originally only glanced at a few replies before I posted. I am still arguing against or for something, right?